Infertility friends choose to do IVF technology to help conceive, sometimes a transplant is successful, but some patients may need a second or third transplant. So if one transplant fails, what is the process of doing a second transplant?
The process of IVF: preoperative examination and evaluation - entering the stage of ovulation induction - egg retrieval and sperm retrieval - embryo cultivation - transfer - pregnancy test and other links. The process is long and complex. This situation is basically the process of the first test tube, and if the second transplant is to be performed, then there are two scenarios.
The first case: there are transferable embryos.
Usually the remaining transferable embryos after the first embryo transfer are cryopreserved, which is a backup, but also to prevent the need for another transfer after a failure, so as to avoid the cumbersome process of ovulation induction again, and the patient himself also reduces the physical pain caused by ovulation induction.
In the second transplant, you can directly enter the transplant stage, adjust your body, and go directly to the transplant. Of course, if there are remaining embryos, cryopreserve, and when you want a second child, you can also directly enter the transfer stage, so as to avoid ovulation induction.
The second case: there are no transferable embryos.
This situation is for patients with fewer embryos, the patient's own egg quality is poor, there are few embryos that can be transferred, when the first transfer fails, there are no remaining embryos, if the second transfer is to be performed, this situation needs to enter the ovulation induction link again, egg retrieval and sperm retrieval, embryo cultivation.
This is equivalent to going through the process of the first test tube again. Therefore, for patients with poor ovarian function, they must regulate their body before IVF, increase their own physique, and increase egg quality in order to improve the success rate of IVF.
For couples who choose IVF, regardless of whether the IVF is successful or not, they should maintain an optimistic and positive attitude, actively cooperate with the doctor**, follow the doctor's instructions, and do not be discouraged even if the first transplant fails. During the IVF period, the woman should not have too much physical and mental pressure, and take it easy. If the pressure is high, prolonged tension will lead to endocrine disorders, which will affect the implantation of the embryo.